You do realize all of the knifes had almost the same design? Only the type of knife's change's,so riddle me this what was so unique about this?

where can you find his fb page to make an order?

Pretty disappointed they're not really forged considering the price. I'd have no issue spending this much for a knife. But it's really not a great skill to grind metal. His skill is in design which he succeeds with.

@@veganpotterthevegan Weren't they? I thought he forged them.

@@AngryKittens just little hammer marks for looks

@@veganpotterthevegan How do you know they are not forged? Have you bought one? I can see atleast 3 layers of metals in his knives. A steel core, copper layer, and damascus layer. I don't think you can produce this kind of layering without forge. I am not a blade smith but I used to watch "Forged in Steel", so I kind a have an idea how these layering are produced.

@@juandelacruz5247 He's buying blanks that way. It's pretty obvious he's just cutting these from stock and hammering a tiny bit for looks. *I'm a metalsmith...

Gunggong! Proud to be k na naman!

Haha ayan nanaman kase binibida ung pinas gunggong

It’s still sad what happened with the baseball tournament… Without a doubt many talented people come from the Philippines, it’s a small nation with so many different groups & languages. It trains the mind, food place for competition but also communication so there are more minds to solve problems. Also because language one of the biggest aspects that dictate how people think, problem solve, amd even impacts values. It’s also a nation of so many islands, so many of the populations arrived via boats, which in turn formed DNA. As Maritime travelers needed: Fearlessness, skillful at problem solving, ability to tinker, mindset of independence. Recently it was confirmed that DNA changed with experiences including memories/thought.

It’s a small place, unlike other island heavy nations. All throughout history it’s had influxes of various groups around the world. There being so many cultures, languages and societies communication has been so vital & problem solving( creating ideas, concepts etc) I’ve always found it fascinating that astrology ( for maritime traveling) was developed often in regions that weren’t maritime heavy. Specifically looking at Central&South America, Christian & Islamic nations and even central China. All through history, often without any form of communication or record keeping. For Island nations I’ve tried speculating as to why not. If it’s due to being forced to coexist with nature more so, so time/energy was focused on that or if it was a factor like, things grow so fast and smaller populations would lessen the chances to have ideas/thoughts continued, or like the lottery if it just is chance to have someone born at the right time, inspired by the right things. ( Philippines continue to dramatically impact the globe with inventions, answers to problems like bamboo replacing plastics, particular plant life that can’t be found else where etc.) Sorry a bit of a rant, I’m just throwing out random information to see if any sticks and you have any thoughts/corrections.

yeah! it's a working piece of art...

Ok, you buy them for $999B if you have money like that.

In the ph. $2000 is a 3-4 months worth of salary.

@@pesd8575 in Australia, that is an obscene amount of money for a knife.

@@pesd8575 he deserved it he work smart

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if you dont know how to properly use and care for a japanese single bevel carbon blade knife dont bother. you will hate it. VERY fragile edge VERY hard to sharpen. if its on etsy its probably TRASH

Haha! We understand why you'd feel that!